an unobvious + noun
多用作定语,常修饰 choice、way、example 等名词,强调不显而易见但仍有其道理。
She made an unobvious but clever choice.
她做出了一个不明显但聪明的选择。
不明显的;不易察觉的
不显著的
不明显的。
Not obvious.
The difference between the two colors is unobvious at first glance.
这两种颜色之间的区别乍一看并不明显。
用法提示:unobvious 作表语,表示“不明显的”,说明颜色区别不易察觉。
Her reason for leaving was unobvious, so we asked her directly.
她离开的原因不明显,所以我们直接问了她。
用法提示:unobvious 作表语,表明原因并非显而易见。
The connection between the clues was unobvious until the detective explained it.
这些线索之间的联系在侦探解释之前并不明显。
用法提示:unobvious 作表语,强调线索联系难以看出。
多用作定语,常修饰 choice、way、example 等名词,强调不显而易见但仍有其道理。
She made an unobvious but clever choice.
她做出了一个不明显但聪明的选择。
表示“对某人来说不明显”,用介词 to 引出感知者。
The connection is unobvious to most readers.
这种联系对大多数读者来说并不明显。
find 后接宾语,unobvious 作宾语补足语,说明某事物不易被看出来。
Many readers find the link unobvious.
许多读者觉得这一联系并不明显。
grammar · medium
易错句子She answered the question unobvious.
正确表达She answered the question in an unobvious way.
unobvious 是形容词,不能直接修饰动词 answered;汉语副词和形容词常同形,容易漏掉英语的副词或介词短语。改用 in an unobvious way 后,形容词修饰名词 way,句子才合语法。
grammar · medium
易错句子The unobvious of the pattern confused the students.
正确表达The unobvious nature of the pattern confused the students.
unobvious 是形容词,不能像名词一样直接受 the 修饰并接 of 短语;the unobvious 若作名词化形容词,指“不明显的事物”,不能表示“不明显之处”。用 nature 作中心名词,让 unobvious 修饰它,才能表达“不明显的性质”。
unobvious 表示“不明显的、不易察觉的”;obvious 意思相反,指“一眼就能看出的”。两者只靠 un- 前缀区分,不要因为词形相近而混用。
subtle 强调差异或变化细微、需要仔细辨别,常修饰差别、暗示、变化;unobvious 更直白地表示“不明显”,用法更宽,也可指一眼看不出的道理或事实。
unclear 多指信息、意思或情况本身模糊、让人无法确定;unobvious 指某事物存在但不易被看出或想到,并不一定模糊。
obvious (base)
obvious + -ly
obvious + -ness
un- + obvious + -ly
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